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In case you forget how unserious our Canadian neighbors are, here is your reminder.

Conservative MP Vincent Neil Ho hoped to get a logical answer out of Nancy Hamzawi, who is president of the Public Health Agency of Canada. He was wrong. And by asking her thoughts on biological reality, she confirmed just how much of a joke these people are.

Ho first asked Hamzawi if the agency prioritizes gender ideology over biological reality. She danced around that question, claiming all populations are taken into consideration, adding that she does not “have one preferred over the other.” From this, we can conclude whether it is the former. Nonetheless, it gets so much worse than this.

Ho then referenced an article the agency published, where the tone of the matter was that "women's health should not be limited to women,” whatever that even means. So, when asked if she could define the term “pregnant person,” considering only women can get pregnant, she once again proved how foolish she truly is.

Her answer was rather insulting, indicating that “a pregnant person is someone pregnant." The problem with this is that there are only two types of people: male and female. And only one of them can get pregnant. This is why changing the term to be definitionally ambiguous is a problem, as she fails to confirm whether or not she believes men can get pregnant. And news flash -- they can't.

According to The Daily Mail:

'Okay, so can a man get pregnant?' Ho asked.

She doubled down, explaining that someone who identifies as a man but has the biological ability to become pregnant can do so.

It does not get any more asinine than that.

Ho took to his X account, posting the video exchange with the caption:

'Our own Public Health Agency can't even clearly define the language it publishes in its public health guidance... or tell Canadians whether a man can get pregnant. This is what happens when Liberal identity politics take priority over clear communication about biological reality.'

It truly is not complicated like these fake activists make it seem. Men cannot get pregnant. While the truth hurts, that is nothing more than a personal problem. For a national agency to go and change policy based on lies because it makes some delusional person feel better should never be at the forefront of policy. Glad we cleared that up for the lefties in the back.

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